"Pure happiness in a club full to the brim. Everyone is committed, bearing the pulse in unison. Caught inside the cave where no one wants to leave, where everyone wants to enter. Thank you for these moments of disconnection, of not thinking about anything but the music, and of transforming it into positive energy. Welcome to HOC 03."

A self-described "record digging psychopath," Eric Cloutier’s (@cloutier) standards are representative of the pre-social media craze and arguably the old adage of letting music speak for itself. Cloutier’s twenty-plus year commitment has been built upon his integrity as a DJ and authority as a selector. His reputation as an unequivocal, dexterous force is increasingly becoming one of note. He’s a DJ for whom quality - above all else - is the watchword. In addition, he is also the owner of the Palinoia record label (https://palinoiarecords.bandcamp.com).

Extract of 3h of DjSet at @laut_barcelona during the HOC_03 party (14-01-2023) in Barcelona.

HOCast #136 - Eric Cloutier

Equally comfortable playing peak time club sets or deeper introspective selections, Emily Jeanne has found her own niche sitting at the borders of many sounds and never steering too far in any one direction. Expect cutting edge sounds ranging from more floor focussed techno music to the outer limits of experimental drone/ambient and everything in between.

Emily Jeanne b2b Shifted @ Kiosk Radio 26.01.2023

UY PODCAST #15

Raeva is a dj and a musician based in Berlin. Curating VOLCHOK podcast that showcases various kinds of music from techno mixes to experimental live sets constantly inspires her own sound explorations. Her sets are defined by glitchy textures fine built into hypnotic mildness via their constant vivid brutality. Her mix for UY Podcast lets the listener immerse into unrelieving and yet far from being monotonous techno stream where deviation is just another way to run forward, just like in real life of today.

RAEVA X UY

The London-born, Leeds-based Kessie steps up in the first Rhythmic Culture podcast of '24, curated by Mia Koden. Over the course of an hour, you can expect "a lot of cerebral & loopy techno doing what she loves the most- steadily building tension and intensity."

Mia Koden: "When Brendan reached out I thought of Kessie straight away. I caught her playing at Nik Nak’s Dub Sirens event in Leeds earlier this year and loved the way she fluidly weaved a high energy fusion of bassy breaksy bits. We then bonded over Ghanaian food and Croydon(!). I’ve listened to several of her mixes since and trust me she’s also got serious deep selection across electro, dubby chuggers etc."

@kessiekessy

RC:140 Kessie

Kobe Dupree is a DJ and producer based in Chicago who founded the Low Visibility Presents party series in 2022. With a focus on providing high quality sound, dark environments and liminal lighting, his sound holds true to his deep and exploratory roots. Enjoy this mix as our introduction to the new Low Visibility monthly mix series, sessions.

Tracklist:
Untitled - Silent Servant
Industrial Assaults (Rrose Remix) - Giorgio Gigli & Obtane
Lock - Eric Fetcher
Light Trail - Border One 
Autonomy Didactics - Translate
Echo - Oscar Mulero
Planck Time - Orbe
Echoes of Oblivion - Linear System & Yrsen 
Usat Major - Translate
Inquisition - HISS
What’s Inn - Yogg & Pharoah
There’s No One (Svreca Remix) - Mod21 
You Can’t Hide Yourself - Giorgio Gigli & Obtane
Returning Data - Mike Storm 
Transparent Red - Irazu
Bridge 151 - Tapefeed
Cronon - Orbe
Aksum 4 - Abdulla Rashim
Lithium - Skjold
Vola Flash - Peter Van Hoesen 
Bugi Minimalist - Ecilo
Rio Napo - Kobe Dupree
Alumbramiento De Masas Dormidas - Pulso
Nebula - Linear System
Skyline - Mod21
Hypnagogia - Kobe Dupree 
Untitled - Kobe Dupree

Low Visibility – sessions – S01 E01 Kobe Dupree

Episode 44 with the Colombian artist Grosera for an one hour mix!

x Enjoy!

Schimmer Podcast #044 with Grosera

"I often myself being responsible for a film's music, but also fighting for its absence." The composer discusses movie scoring, his love of opera and his new album, Scope Neglect, on Mute Records.

The multidisciplinary Australian artist Ben Frost might best be known for his score work: he's soundtracked Netflix shows like Dark and its spinoff 1899, as well as a number of major motion pictures and video games. While his formal studies were in visual art, he started experimenting with music-making from an early age, homing in on a unique sound that is truly a melange of his influences in punk, black metal, classical and modern minimalism. His unique approach to composition has led him to some extreme places to capture field recordings, like the Democratic Republic of the Congo, the Amazon rainforest and the empty hulls of fishing boats docked on the banks of Icelandic port towns. Artists like Steve Albini, Björk, Brian Eno and the band SWANS have tapped Frost to work with them, and he's performed extensively as a solo performer and as part of an A/V outfit at the world's biggest festivals and art world circuits. 

In this episode of the RA Exchange, he sits down with senior producer Chloe Lula to discuss his latest venture, a full-length album, Scope Neglect, on Mute. It pulls heavily from his proclivity for guitar music and metal, but still nods to the cinematic minimalism that has become one of his work's primary tropes. Frost dissects some of the recording techniques he used to make the record—he borrowed from the methods used by Mark Hollis of the band Talk Talk—as well as his studio practice, his love of opera and his approach to writing scores. Listen to the episode in full.

EX.702 Ben Frost

On March 30th, 2024 Paul Birken made his second trip to Hamilton to bang about on his boxes of blinking lights and banging beats. Kevin and I first brought him over back in early 2017 and we had a hard time finding a venue for that show. That's why we opened Studio L14!

I'm away camping this weekend so am unable to stream a live Bleep Radio show as I usually do so in lieu of that, I presents Paul live-set with a back-up camera angle not seen on the Twitch stream. I'm also attaching a playlist that contains ALL of the sets this evening.

Locals: Princexx, CRDJ, Mike Conradi, Kevin Kartwell, Trevor Wilkes
As well as headliner #2 from Detroit; Cody Hammer

All sets in audio form:
https://soundcloud.com/trevor-wilkes/sets/bleep-radio-629-studio-l14

All sets archive on Twitch:
https://www.twitch.tv/videos/2106895704

Bleep Radio / Studio L14 Live recording

Bleep Radio #629 pt02 - CRDJ

LGN73-Abyss-Original mix

NVKLAS - Drown


A restless mind.
A million pulses, a billion sparks, 11 zillion thoughts colliding.
This track was born from insomnia, chaos, and the storm inside my head.
Every kick is a heartbeat. Every synth is a memory. Every break is the silence I can’t find.
IronHertz447 isn’t just music—it’s survival.
Dive in, close your eyes, and let the noise become clarity.

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Low Visibility came out of the fog in Chicago as a celebration of shared experiences in the underground. With this mix series we are highlighting artists that have an enduring contribution to the community and focusing on a deeper exploration of soundscapes.